I’ve started 9 businesses in 12 years. No wonder I’m exhausted. Here’s what I would do differently if I were starting today, which is actually what I did to start my latest business. Note: if you want to be a solo consultant or freelancer, that’s different than I’m talking about in this episode. That’s a fine choice but it will have very different considerations. Also, I said make $100k in annual revenue before committing to the business. That might be too high. Maybe $50k is the number, but ...
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I’ve started 9 businesses in 12 years. No wonder I’m exhausted. Here’s what I would do differently if I were starting today, which is actually what I did to start my latest business. Note: if you want to be a solo consultant or freelancer, that’s different than I’m talking about in this episode. That’s a fine choice but it will have very different considerations. Also, I said make $100k in annual revenue before committing to the business. That might be too high. Maybe $50k is the number, but ...
(Favorite) How To Apply Rich Dad Poor Dad's Lessons As An eCommerce Entrepreneur - Matt Scott
Next Level eCommerce
57 minutes
3 years ago
(Favorite) How To Apply Rich Dad Poor Dad's Lessons As An eCommerce Entrepreneur - Matt Scott
For many, Robert Kiyosaki's book Rich Dad Poor Dad opened our eyes to entrepreneurship. But what can you learn by revisiting the book? Guest Matt Scott has built a successful ecommerce business. In planning for his family's future, he's gone back to Rich Dad Poor Dad and the follow up, Cashflow Quadrant. He shares how he's starting to put those lessons into practice in his business. Listen to find out how. Show notes: http://nextlevelecommerce.co Get your no-cost bookkeeping ...
Next Level eCommerce
I’ve started 9 businesses in 12 years. No wonder I’m exhausted. Here’s what I would do differently if I were starting today, which is actually what I did to start my latest business. Note: if you want to be a solo consultant or freelancer, that’s different than I’m talking about in this episode. That’s a fine choice but it will have very different considerations. Also, I said make $100k in annual revenue before committing to the business. That might be too high. Maybe $50k is the number, but ...
